OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, announced that the company is contesting a court decision stemming from a New York Times request.

The AI firm said the order to retain deleted ChatGPT chats undermines user privacy as legal its battle escalates.

In a statement, OpenAI Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap explained that the court order came in a lawsuit with The New ...

OpenAI has asked developers to integrate ChatGPT login option into their apps so that users can sign into third-party apps ...

OpenAI is contesting a court order requiring the indefinite retention of consumer ChatGPT and API customer data in a lawsuit ...

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Reddit’s lawsuit, which was filed Wednesday, accuses the Amazon-backed AI company of breaching its user agreement. “As far ...

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A recent development involving OpenAI and The New York Times is proving just that. OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is ...

OpenAI plans a major ChatGPT upgrade by 2025, aiming to create an AI super assistant that knows users, and handles daily tasks.